Slideshow Template and Matching Music: "In Your Heart"

Published June 16, 2016

Today I released a new template with matching music called "In Your Heart". While I've made this available to everyone to use under a Creative Commons license, I have something better exclusively for members.

Remember, one of the benefits …

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Free Slideshow Template and Matching Music: "In Your Heart"

Published June 16, 2016

I have a surprise for you today. I'm releasing another free template and this one has matching free music. Here is a demo of what the template looks like:

This template will work in Final Cut Pro X. (That …

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Music: Persistent Brook

Published June 9, 2016

Here's another piece of royalty-free music for you to add to your music library. This one is called "Persistent Brook". Take a listen...



Remember because you're a member, you can use this music in any of your projects royalty-free.

This bundle comes with four versions of the music piece:

















TitleDuration
Persistent Brook Full01:44
Persistent Brook Long01:02
Persistent Brook Medium00:37
Persistent Brook Short00:21

CLICK HERE to download the "Persistent Brook" music bundle.

If you'd like ideas for where to store the music on your computer and have access to it in Final Cut Pro X, you can take a look at this video.

Also, if you want to see the other music I've posted for members, you can click here to see all the music-related posts.

I hope you find this music useful!


How to Use the Music and Sound Browser to Access Your Custom Music Library Inside Final Cut Pro X

Published June 9, 2016

If you're making videos in Final Cut Pro X, chances are that you're also building up a royalty-free music library over time.

(These are usually pieces of music that you can use in your video projects without having to pay royalties.)

Did you know that Final Cut Pro X has a way …

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Apply the Ken Burns Effect to Multiple Photos at the Same Time in Final Cut Pro X

Published May 20, 2016

In this video, I answer a question about adding the "Ken Burns Effect" to multiple photos at the same time in Final Cut Pro X.

Can you do it? Yes, you can. And once you have the basic animation in place, you can quickly adjust as-needed.

This can be a big time-saver if you're working with a large number of photos that need the Ken Burns Effect applied.

Anyway, I hope you find the video useful!

And by the way, if you want to become more familiar with Final Cut Pro X, make sure you check out my Final Cut Pro X tutorial (which is free to watch on this website).


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